PVA Rock Creek sale - small quantities, smoking deal prices
- By TacosGigante
- The Hide Deal Depot
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Just picked up a 308 Win. Thank you!
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Currently own a number of .22lr rifles but for competition purposes I have 3 rifles. CZ 457 MTR, RimX, and a Vudoo 360.
The CZ MTR is an amazing rifle right out the box. With SK ammo and Center X ammo, the rifle out shoots me. Super reliable. Feeds and extracts every time. Not the smoothest action but its getting better with use.
The RimX is a a beast. The action is smooth as glass. Built it with a PVA barrel thats hammers with Eley Tenex and Lapua Center X. Not too shabby with SK ammo as well. The mag height is dialed in making each round feed reliably. I have not experienced any push feed issues or feeding issues like some people have. Again, the rifle way out shoots me. I will be doing the Modcam mod and buying an extra bolt so I can still get prefits if desired.
The Vudoo 360 I have is also a beast. The bolt is probably the smoothest of the 3 comp rifles. Its a tac driver with Lapua Center X. I have also had great results with SK ammo. The mag catch is adjusted perfectly so that the mags sit and feed reliably every time. No feeding or extraction issues other than 2 times (user error) where I failed to open the bolt with enough pressure. Like the RimX, the Vudoo out shoots me. Many of the top shooters run a Vudoo.
I am currently running the CZ MTR in competitions, only because I am still fairly new to the sport and learning. Once I am more proficient as a shooter, I will move on to compete using the other two platforms without hesitation rotating them as I see fit.
Whats next? I would like to build out a CZ 457 from Desert Precision. I just really like the platform. That or the new Genesis that Kenny will be releasing.
My 2-cents...
It appears you ahve the same PM issue that @faylix had earlier todayYou may be delivering more than one. Once you have pricing and details, one or two of the 07s I know may want em. And I haven't even mentioned it to my shooting friends yet.
From the match perspective, I'm mainly curious about the target sizes, hanger types, and plate thicknesses that will be optimal. If there's sufficient crossover with what I know about .22lr targets then it might be possible to run them simultaneously on the same COF.
Shoot me a PM and we can figure out logistics.
I have a Scythe TI and it is ridiculously light and quiet on a 7mm-08 and .308 bolt gun. I really like it , cannot go wrong with it. You get a $200 sico credit with it now (I think) so you could put that towards a end cap or muzzle deviceI am really leaning towards the Jolene S, it seems like it fits what I’m looking for at only 8.3 oz, 6.72” and at a good price. The reviews I’ve seen rate it well for suppression and recoil reduction.
I’m also tempted to go with the Scythe Ti and that’s what got me excited about a light weight suppressor. Just wondering if it adds noticeable performance for the extra $350 over the Jolene S.
Anyone have experience with either or both and have an opinion?
With a lot of work yes, but the price point on these is based on getting them through the process for bolt guns as advertised.Can you make an AR barrel outta one?